Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-06-08
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

At regular meeting of the Board of
Education held Wednesday evening, June
], 1887, the following reports were
adopted:
To the Honorable Bodrd Of Education.
GENTLEMEN: - Your Committee on
Teachers. to whom was referred the Sup
erintendents report on the annual teach
ers' examination, would respectfully re-
port that they have had the same under
consideration and recommend the adop-
ton Of the same and the granting of the
following certificates:
ID GRADE-Ottille Stallmann, Pauline
J. Voss. Ella Peters, IDA Kopp, May Nc
Mahon, Adelaide Mcmahon, Hannah
Bernhard Bertha Marquart, Alice Dervln
ard Maggie Mcmahon.
Sd GRADE-Anna B. Norris, Mary
Lembcke. Mary F. McCabe, Cilia Bough-
ton, Fila Wilder, Margaret Smith, Mary
Crsngle and Hannah Griffith.
Respectfully submitted,
VIM. F. Voss
w. G. STE1NMANN Com. on
JAS. w. MOORE Teachers
G. Ell. jacob
Watertown, June /, 1851
To the Honorable Board of Education.
GENTLEMEN: - Your Committee on
Teachers would respectfully recommend
the following scale of wages per month
for teachers in the employ of the Board:
LIST asst. in High School, 800; End
asst. in High School, SOS; 81 asst in
High School, $50; 7th grade, $44; 9th
grade, $40; 9Th grade, $50; 4th grade,
$33; 81 grade, $50; ID grade, $33; 1st
grade, $50.
Teachers of the 1st grade after five years
of continuous service in said grade, shall
receive SIS additional per month.
Teachers without previous experience
in teaching shall receive $40 per month
less than the above scale, but no teacher
shall receive less than $25 per school
month. Respectfully submitted,
WIN. f. Voss
W. G. srE1NMANN Com. on
JAS. ". MOORE Teachers
&. Fl. jacob
Watertown, June |, 1887.
To the Honorable Board of Education.
GENTLEMEN: - Your Committee on
Teachers would respectfully recommend
the appointment of the following teachers
for the ensuing school year with wages
according to the adopted schedule per
school month as follows:
HIGH SCHooL--1st asst A. J. Whiting
800; 2nd asst Emma g. Sake, SOS; Sd
asst. Pauline J. Voss, $50; 18th grade,
Addie Mcmahon, $44; 7th grade, E.
Ruebhausen, $S9; 9th grade May Nc
Mahon, $40.
UNION SCHOOL No. 18th grade, Priu.,
Anna Norris, $4S; 4th grade, Ida Miller,
S33; Sd grade, Margaret Smith, S25; I'd
grade, Ella Wilder, $50; 1st grade, Ida
Kopp, $40.
UNION SCHOOL No. 9th grade, Prin.
Emma Mcmahon, sos; 9Th grade, special
German teacher, Emma Schoechert, $40;
4th grade, Alice Dervin, $50; Sd grade,
Mary Crangle, $25; ID grade, Mary F.
McCabe, $33; LIST grade, Lizzie Davies,
$40.
UNION SCHOOL No. 3-5th grade, Prip.
Ottille Stallmann, SAG; 4th grade, Bertha
Marquart, $33; End and 3rd grade, Han
nah Bernard, $33; 1st grade, Celia Bough-
ton, $40.
FIRST WARD SCHOOL-2d grade, Ella
Peters, $39; LIST grade, Mary Lembcke,
$40. Respectfully submitted,
5 Ma' W y Mos MOORE Com Com, on m.
G. Ell. jacob
WATERFOWL, June /, 1887.
The board, however, reserves the right
to transfer teachers to other grades than
~,
sary, and all appointments are made sub
ject to the above.
w. @. Steinmann, of the Committee
on Teachers, presented a minority report,
differing only as regards the filling of the
two vacancies, recommending that the
board consider that portion of il blank,
and after it's adoption to proceed by ballot
to fill them.
REDWOOD NOTES